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I've been learning english for my whole life (lol). But I feel like I'm stuck at the intermediate level. I'm looking for partners who I can practice my speaking with so I can move abroad, more specifically, to Canada. I visited Toronto last month (may/2018) and I've fallen totally in love with the country. Hope I can improve my english ASAP to achieve my goal.
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Shenna
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Jul 24, 2018
Thanks Lalita.. See you next class
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Jun 25, 2018
Thanks.. See ya
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  • Commented

    Qasem Mafi, it's actually a course in which you learn english with a TV show called Friends! It's hilarious and I recommend you to watch it either subscribing in the course or not.

    https://fluentwithfriends.com/

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    July 20, 2018
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    Fluent with Friends, learning English with TV sitcom Friends

    Hi there, has anyone subscribed in this course Fluent with Friends?

    https://fluentwithfriends.com/

    I've recently discovered this website, which is supported by Real LIfe English website hosters, and it seems really interesting, since I love this TV show.

    And they have 30 days money back guarantee.

    If you've subscribed, just let me know that I want to know your opinion!

    Thanks.

    July 20, 2018
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    Multiculturalismo!
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    June 24, 2018
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  • Answered
    I think sounds more natural if only say "Fui caminhar esta manhã", because we can infer that we went outside to walk. You can also say "Fui fazer uma caminhada esta manhã". Here I'm using the verb FAZER (to do) + a noun CAMINHADA (walk). Other option is "Fui dar uma volta esta manhã". We usually use this for a short walk or a ride. Hope it's helpful. Good luck!
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    June 23, 2018
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    Just to complement the answer above, I guess the main diference between "em cima de" and "sobre" is that "sobre" is more formal. In casual conversation we use more "em cima de". Moreover, there is "acima", which means above ("em cima" = on). So you should say "O quadro está ACIMA do sofá" = The picture is above the couch. or "O quadro está em cima do sofá"/"O quadro está sobre o sofá" = The picture is on the couch.
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    June 23, 2018
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